Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  II  |  majesty, and what help he may expect from the governments nearest
 2        I,  II  |  courier . . .”~“I momentarily expect one.”~“And it is to be hoped
 3        I,  VII |       drily.~“Really, I didn’t expect to be so closely followed.”~“
 4        I,  XI  |         cried Nadia.~“They can expect nothing,” replied the iemschik.~“
 5        I,  XIV |      done for me!”~“Only fools expect reward on earth,” replied
 6       II,  VI  | repress. And why? Did he still expect to keep before the Tartars?
 7       II,  X   |       But what could these two expect, in this wild region, if
 8       II,  X   |        The old boatman did not expect to receive any fresh fugitives
 9       II,  XI  |    that the Russians could not expect any help from the south
10       II,  XII |       distant date when we may expect the relieving army?”~“Six
11       II,  XIII|        before.~“And I must not expect any help from the West provinces?”
12       II,  XIII|        Strogoff. Though I must expect no help either from the
13       II,  XIV |     Ogareff wished. He did not expect that the Bolchaia Gate would